Books with title The Different Little Lion

Out in the wilderness all around the world, animals look, sound, and act differently. For instance, theres one animal that hides in a shell. Theres another that has a very long nose and another still that gets very, very excited about receiving mail. Animals even live in different places: in trees, in the sea, and maybe in your own backyard.Im a Little Different is a book of rhyming verse. Each page describes another animal, but its up to you to figure out which one! Are you up to the challenge? Can you tell me which critter gets stinky when scared or which wild beast has a nose like a garden hose?Author Pearl Young uses the playfulness of poetry to teach children about rhyme and repetition but also about how its okay to be different. Just like animals in nature, people come in different colors, shapes, and sizes, too. Its good to be different, because being different makes you special, just ask a zebra!

JO-JO the skunk has a big adventure ahead of him starting in a new school with all new kids and new teachers. From the beginning JO-JO struggles because he is different, but he is hoping that everyone will like him. Making new friends when you are a skunk is not easy. His classmates did not know how to accept such a vibrant yet different skunk, so they did not play with JO-JO and decided to stay away from him. This made JO-JO very sad. At home JO-JO's parents noticed their son had a lot on his mind. Being in a new school can be hard on any child, so Mom and Dad did their very best to encourage JO-JO. The special day for show-and-tell was coming up, and this was JO-JO's opportunity to be the star of his class. With some wise advice from his parents, JO-JO came up with the most amazing idea. On show-and-tell day, JO-JO decided to show off his best friend, a bunny. The classmates were shocked and couldn't believe JO-JO loved his fluffy bunny friend so much. From then on all the children wanted to be friends with JO-JO. They talked and played with him every day. JO-JO ended up having many friends and being loved by all.This book teaches children that we should love one another no matter what skin color or background we may have come from.

Pure-in-Heart and Curious are on a journey for the Good Shepherd where they meet their new friend Different. Follow the adventures of Pure-in-Heart and Curious on their journey for a special mission for the Good Shepherd. During their journey they encounter challenging, real life situations that a young child may experience growing up and opens the door for meaningful conversation with your children. The Little Lamb meets Different is the second book in the series that are beautifully illustrated by Denise Armstrong. These children's books are written as an allegory for children ages 3-7 to capture their interest and pique their curiosity for the next adventure.

Out in the wilderness all around the world, animals look, sound, and act differently. For instance, there's one animal that hides in a shell. There's another that has a very long nose and another still that gets very, very excited about receiving mail. Animals even live in different places: in trees, in the sea, and maybe in your own backyard. I'm a Little Different is a book of rhyming verse. Each page describes another animal, but it's up to you to figure out which one! Are you up to the challenge? Can you tell me which critter gets stinky when scared or which wild beast has a nose like a garden hose? Author Pearl Young uses the playfulness of poetry to teach children about rhyme and repetition but also about how it's okay to be different. Just like animals in nature, people come in different colors, shapes, and sizes, too. It's good to be different, because being different makes you special, just ask a zebra!

<p>Out in the wilderness all around the world, animals look, sound, and act differently. For instance, there’s one animal that hides in a shell. There’s another that has a very long nose and another still that gets very, very excited about receiving mail. Animals even live in different places: in trees, in the sea, and maybe in your own backyard.</p> <p>I’m a Little Different is a book of rhyming verse. Each page describes another animal, but it’s up to you to figure out which one! Are you up to the challenge? Can you tell me which critter gets stinky when scared or which wild beast has a nose like a garden hose?</p> <p>Author Pearl Young uses the playfulness of poetry to teach children about rhyme and repetition but also about how it’s okay to be different. Just like animals in nature, people come in different colors, shapes, and sizes, too. It’s good to be different, because being different makes you special, just ask a zebra!</p>

One little lion's quest for self-acceptance begins after teasing and bullying leave him ashamed of who he is. But what this little lion finds out is that trying to change for others does't change anything--but being happy with who you are changes everything.In helping children learn about differences, and how to treat others who are not like them, this poem hopes to help children discover where true happiness comes from.